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Noah

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When God used animal skins to clothe Adam and Eve, what was that prefiguring?

a)

Slaughter of animals for Passover

b)

Jesus: the Lamb of God

c)

Moses leading the lambs out to pasture

d)

Noah's saving of the lambs

2.

Why does God set a guard before the Garden of Eden to prevent Adam and Eve from reentering?

a)

He's mean

b)

He doesn't want Adam and Eve to eat of the Tree of Life

c)

He doesn't want the animals to get out and populate parts of the earth.

d)

He wanted to replant some trees and needed extra space.

3.

What sacrament was defiled, leading God to cause the great flood?

a)

Marriage

b)

Baptism

c)

Confirmation

d)

Ordination

4.

Why was Noah chosen to survive?

a)

He had the best looking beard.

b)

He had the most sons.

c)

He was righteous.

d)

He was young and energetic.

5.

What role was Noah fulfilling when he offered a sacrifice to God after the flood?

a)

Father

b)

Priest

c)

Prophet

d)

Bridegroom

6.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

God again said to be fruitful and multiply

b)

God gave Noah a wife from his rib.

c)

God let Noah and his sons eat from any tree.

d)

Adam reappeared after the flood.

7.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

God restored Adam’s former dominion over animals.

b)

God gave Noah a wife from his rib.

c)

God let Noah and his sons eat from any tree.

d)

God made the animals unclean to eat.

8.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

God restored the creation covenant with the rainbow.

b)

God asked Noah to leave his wife and family to serve Him.

c)

God let Noah and his sons eat from any tree.

d)

God made the animals unclean to eat.

9.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

Both Adam & Noah in a garden or vineyard where they consume a fruit that reveals their sin and nakedness.

b)

God asked Noah to leave his wife and family to serve Him.

c)

Both Adam & Noah struggle to make their sons listen to their advise on which women to take as wives.

d)

God made the animals unclean to eat.

10.

What was Noah’s role of this covenant?

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

Son

d)

Father

11.

What was the group represented in this covenant?

a)

Couple

b)

Children

c)

Family

d)

Nation

12.

What was the sign of this covenant?

a)

Rainbow

b)

Unicorns

c)

Apple Trees

d)

Vineyard

13.

What was God’s promise of this covenant?

a)

Never to flood the earth again.

b)

Never to allow sin to bother man again.

c)

Never to listen to Noah again.

d)

Never to cause another disaster again.

14.

What is significant about the number 7 in this story?

a)

A reminder of the creation covenant, of which this is a renewal.

b)

The magical number for new beginnings.

c)

The number of times it took to translate the Bible correctly.

d)

There is no significance with that number.

15.

What was the goal of building the Tower of Babel?

a)

Get to heaven.

b)

Set a world record.

c)

Solve the problem of boredom.

d)

Have a whole city live in the same building.

16.

What do we call the tendency to sin?

a)

Concupiscence

b)

Conscience

c)

Evil

d)

Conversion

17.

Which of the following was one of the three promises God made to Abram?

a)

Great name

b)

Great hair

c)

Great neighbors

d)

Great sons

18.

Which of the following was one of the three promises God made to Abram?

a)

Great nation

b)

Great hair

c)

Great calling

d)

Great sons

19.

Which of the following was one of the three promises God made to Abram?

a)

Universal blessing

b)

Unmatched strength

c)

Unbelievable knowledge

d)

Unwavering faith

20.

What was the name of the Mountain the Ark came to rest upon?

a)

Mt. Ararat

b)

Mt. LaVerna

c)

Mt. Eden

d)

Mt. Polaski